New Horizons Wellness Center
Our department consists of therapists, traditional counselor (vacant), tele-psychiatrist and one department secretary.
We conduct mental health evaluations and interventions, which include individual and group therapy, substance abuse therapy, and psychiatric medications.
Hours of Operation
Walk-ins accepted: Monday thru Friday, 8am to 430pm
Behavioral Health Services
Crownpoint: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday from 8am to 430pm
Thoreau: Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 8am to 430pm
Pueblo Pintado: Tuesday, Thursday from 8am to 430pm
After hours for Crisis Intervention through ER
The mission of Crownpoint Service Unit is to provide holistic healthcare with respect & harmony
Our Goals are to provide quality health services with a customer focus, Promote community health, Support tribal development of health care management capacity, Develop human resources potential, Support tribal and community partnership.
The vision of Crownpoint Service Unit is a community partnership dedicated to achieving excellence in healthcare and wellness.
Our Core Values are clear Communication, demonstrate Respect, value Cultural Sensitivity and show compassion.
New Horizon Wellness Center
- The new horizon Wellness center provides Mental Health, Medical Social Services, Substance Abuse and Traditional Services.
- The Center is both community based and hospital centered in providing services to the CHCF service unit area, Eastern portion of the reservation.
- Staffed by qualified Navajo and non-Navajo professionals trained to provide various behavioral health services.
- NHWC also provides the Native Traditional counseling, consultation and healing services integrated with clinical care.
Mental Health:
- Individual/group/Family Therapeutic Services
- Crisis Intervention
- Information and Referral
- Psych. Education
- Structured Placement
- Co-Occurring Disorder
- School based Mental Health
Medical Social Work:
- Psychosocial Assessment and Intervention
- Case Management
- Information and Referral
- Nursing Home Placement Referrals
- Elderly and Child Protection Coordination
- Discharge Planning/coordination
Substance Abuse:
- Intervention Individual/Group
- Co-Occurring disorder
Navajo Interpretation Program
- Training and certifying for Navajo language interpreters
Referral Protocol:
Referral for Services accepted for intake/screening. Referrals should be in writing, stating reason for referral and any feedback needs by referee. New Horizon Wellness Center will make referrals to local resources if appropriate.
Contact:
Phone : 505 786-6232 FAX : 505 786-2519
